Consider the following situations, and determine (i) whether the subject matter is capable of copyright protection; and (ii) into which category the subject matter falls. (a) Bill is a student, and at the end of the semester he prepares a summary of all his lecture and tutorial notes. These are his own, not just a copy of what the lecturer has said in classes. (b) His lecturer, Geoff, gives lectures every Tuesday and Thursday. (c) Jasmina is a builder and has built herself a house. (d) Frederick is a graphics student and has produced a sculpture of clay.

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